Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05

| been mirutely described 10 the DispNtct.
| Tbe work has all been done in re Dtst
style, and tie sacred ediGce, 10y The cal1ges
msde, is ouch more aitrlcuVc IN aHpeT-
arcc and more convenient ;hdn ilrmerly.
BEING FISIsEEn Up.
Tie Painters GIi.Gcd their lrbOr' on the
| wood. WORK in Tie main andlcnce'roo.n yes
terday. The peUs vii uf cour.e Oc too
camp 10 bc used to-day, and, IN conse-
| qucncc, services viii DE held ~ the lecture
| room. On Tuesday. by which time the
| PAINT Will have dried, Tie door will be
washed up, the carpetrg he put down, the
| cushiouing around the chincel replaced,
| DE. With this the inside work will be en-
| TREY complete. That on The Outside has
already hecu fiDishe,.
TIE iron fence, which will be a very de-
cided Improvement Oh the old wooden
| palirg one. and an ornament TO the church
| yard. will rc PIT up to morrow. - We'd
| nesday night The finl.Liug touchc. VIII all
haze been put on. and tne cditice VIII be,
| stogClher, tbc hardSOmtst one in the clty.
II was intended tuat the rcdpdi2lton
should take place to-day, but the repairs
could not be completed IN time Aud -
10y waiting until the third sunday the pres
cucc o. 80 celebrated an orator a, l'l,nop
| Wilson can lie secured, II has been deemed
! bet to have the services on tina. day.
SUNDAY.sCHOOI MEETING.
This church has 4 large sunday school,
with Mr. J. II. Pcrdue - its efficient SUI
pennlendent The Sunday-School Society.
composed Of the various schools ~ Rich
mond and Manchester. will hold its meet
ing with this school on the afternoon Oi toe
! rede0icatIOn. Mkt SUNDAY IS the regular
| day In course for the meeting TO be held,
| but Superintendent Pcrdue decided 10
change the appointment for the two reasons
that their meeting may not conflict with
! that Of the Baptist Association To oe held
q; BainbIidge-Streetc church on next sun
| DAY afternoon and that the meeting may be
held on the day OF lhe rcdedlcati)n.
Mr.. Errs uipgcyIVc.
| The Dispatch a few days ago announced
the isct that Rev. T. Z. EQeS, who has Just
resigned the pastoral charge OF the PrcsDy-
! tcrian church here 10 ace apt the care OF the
one at " o0d,tock. Shenandoah county. was
| iyrg quite III at tue residence OF his bro
TIER. }. +. Epts, Esq, nelr Blacks and
| whites. NOuOWay county. DR.. l.. Il.
| SPENCER Yesterday received 4 letter from
his daughter, Mrs. EpeS. saving that her
| husband Is improving. hut is yet too un-
| we'll 10 SIT up. As soon ~ be i well
| enough it j expected that MIR. EOeS VIII
return to the clly and bid farewell t. his
congregation, who will hate to see him
leave and ever hold him IN fond remem-
brance, md then move to Woodstock.
pr. Spencer has written to Mr.. Ep3s
urging hun to rest from his ministerial
| labors for a year at least and try and re-
| gain hi health. Whether he VIII heed this
| suggestion or not Is not known, bul II =
! th0Ugst he viii not. as BE- is a very eacr-
| cetic servant OF the Lord. Mr.. Epes hai
! spell Of fever lasting for several week. from
| which he bad partially recovered when be
y ith h., VIE and children LEFT here about
| two weeks ago 10 VIII hls ll'ner and rlrte
! btothtr. and their Iml.its before moving
! tO q more distant part oi The >titc. SON
! after getting 10 tie country he had re-
! lapse ard be has not been 80 well sncr. IL,
nuctrous friends hope that he may soon &c
restored 10 health.
TN FREIGHT DEPOT
| Aneoting Of che Retail. Netcla Gt-' Pro.
| teciiye Association gill ne held Ut the real
/ estate Office 81 a. j. Bradley X Co, rh'r-
I teCnth aud liuil sir,eis, IT O'Clock tueS-
day night. tie question ~ 9bich me a.
| SOciaton j. most interested Just now l.
whether or not The All niic coast Line "ill
| freight depot in TINS CITY at the lnll.Street
| crossing, or 0me~hefe else On tne Peters
| burg road.
At The lat meeting Of the association Il
committee, consisting OF Messrs. L. ".
| Wcisigef ana u WOod>)n \uOn2lly. was
| appointed t. wit on the railroad auth0ri-
| ties With reference Ia the matter. Mr..
/ Welslger, in conversation with UisD1tch
reporter Yesterday afternoon, said that ne
! nOped 70 be able to present favorable re-
port Tuesdsy night; that an agent OF the
| company who is interesting himself IN be-
| hall Of the scheme had told him the day
before that he thought the officers would
reach decision, and he hoped favorable
one, by Monday or Tuesday.
BREWERS TROUBLE SETTLED.
! The Dispatch some two weeks ago pub
| lished preamble and resolutions adopted
| 10y the Liquor Dealers Protective Associa-
| ton in relation TO the trouble existing be.
| tween the boycOtted brewers OF Philidel- !
! phla and their former employees. A great
quantity OF the beer mace there i sold |
! here, and there being among TIE barkeep'
eIs' test customers many members OF the |
| Oh der OF KNIGHTS OF Labor who objected 10 |
| drinking the beer, committee represent,
| ing the various assemblies here was APP !
uOiDtCd 10 wait on the hquOr.deaers and |
ask them TO aud in bringing about |
an amicable adjustment OF the eX- |
| i.ling differences. The resolutions adopted |
| 10y the association did not commit it 10 |
| either The brewers or the strikers. One |
reason Why the association did not take |
more decided action was that an eXamina. |
| ton showed tbat the strike was only made |
with the sanction OF the lOcIl assemblies, |
and was not endorsed by the National Exc
! cutiye Board. One or more OF the bur-
keepers here stopped handling the Phila-
delpbia beer.
As much interest is felt in the matter |
here tue following, taken from the Phila- |
delphia Record OF yesterday, will be read |
witt interest:
The strike OF the beer-brewers, which has |
teen In progress since the nrst OF the present |
| year was settled yesterday. when an agreement |
was drawn UP which provides that the wages |
| shall be az follows Apprentices. 50 per week; |
stablemen, feedmcn, hitchers, and watchmen,
| sl3 workmen In wash-house, tirenen, and ex- |
ira drivers, sl4; first slablemen. sl5; workmen |
| 10 the cellar, ferInentng-roOm. malt-millers, |
kettlemen. and regular drivers. Si7, and head |
| WOfkmen, slS. IL further provides that beer |
shall he furnished 10 the workmen free: |
that each route-driver shall deposit S25 |
| "a security for money collected by him |
| that driver refusing 20 deliver beer 70 |
customer without cash plyment, on account OF |
arrcarHPes. should not DO censured by the EN- |
| ployer. and that days work shall consist OF |
| eleven hours, exclusive Of one hour for break |
| fsst and one for dinner. The Knights OF La |
| Dor are TO be recognized. The manufacturing |
| brewers are given the privilege OF retaining |
| tlieir present employees. but In hiring new |
help the strikers shall be given preference I'M |
I'll they all lave places, and the boycott in |
stituted against the products Of the members |
OF the associg ton on account OF the strike il 90
DO raised. The agreement will go into effect |
on Monday next and will remain in force for |
one year.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Several boys were before the Mayors |
Court YESTERDAY morning, charged with |
creating disturbance 10 the vicinity OF |
the publlc.sehOol building. corner Fifth |
and Hull streets. While the examination |
war going on list embracing the names OF |
about ten boys who are alleged to be men,
bofs OF the gong who conRregaie on that |
corner and annoy Che people IN that neigh |
borhOOd was given TO the chief OF Police, |
VINO viii summon them 10 appear before |
The court Monday morning. fhe case was,
thei elore. continued.
Leader Lodge, Good Templars. will hold |
q fesliyal nj Owens Hall this week, COM |